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Anorectal disorders: Minimum blood loss surgery.

Painful swelling in perianal region may represent the presence of an anorectal abscess. Treatment of an abscess requires incision and drainage of the abscess under anaesthesia. Abscess if not treated properly may lead to formation of high level fistula or low level fistula in Ano. Treatment will vary as it depends on the condition or type of fistula. Often MRI of perineum is required to rule out nature of fistula

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Anorectal disorders: Minimum blood loss surgery.

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  1. Minimum blood loss surgery. Faster recovery. P. D. Hinduja Hospital introduces The Surgery Clinic Anorectal Monday to Saturday 9:30 am to 5:30 pm

  2. Treatment: Anorectal disorders Diet, regularising bowel habit, sitz bath (hot fomentation) and lifestyle changes are often the first-line therapies for haemorrhoids, minor irritation and FI. Anorectal disorders are a collection of medical conditions that afect the anal canal. These disorders are a common reason for visits to primary care physicians, surgeons and gastroenterologists. Anorectal disorders can significantly impair a person’s quality of life. When conservative therapy is not efective, following treatments are ofered for piles: 1. Band ligation 2. Sclerotherapy or infrared coagulation for haemorrhoids 3. Surgery in the form of Ligation and excision of piles can be considered if the piles are large and symptomatic Common anorectal disorders include: • Piles / Haemorrhoids • Anal fissures • Fistula in Ano THROMBOSED EXTERNAL PILE • Perianal abscess • Fecal incontinence (FI) FISTULA INTERNAL PILE Painful swelling in perianal region may represent the presence of an anorectal abscess. Treatment of an abscess requires drainage of the abscess under anaesthesia. Abscess if not treated properly may lead to formation of high level fistula or low level fistula in Ano. Treatment will vary as it depends on the condition or type of fistula. Often MRI of perineum is required to rule out nature of fistula. • Excessive perineal descent • Pruritus ani incision and • Proctalgia FISSURE ANAL WARTS SENTINEL PILE PRURITUS ANI Diagnosis: Diagnosis is made by a history of symptoms, inspection and digital rectal examination.

  3. Linking Road Madhu S. V. Road Park Khar Station 11th Road P. D. Hinduja Marg Khar Telephone Exchange Clinic Monday to Saturday 9:30 am to 5:30 pm 11th Road, Khar (W), Mumbai-400 052. For Appointments: 022 4510 8989 / 6154 8989 For Emergency: 022 2646 9911 / 6174 6099 www.hindujahospital.com/khar

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